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Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano for Homeland Security?

posted by Susan Johnson | 8:00am Thursday November 20, 2008

So, Obama is putting a boarder state governor in charge of homeland security (at least that’s the rumor), Does that mean he might be looking to do a better job than Bush protecting our boarders or is he just paying back a supporter?

President-elect Barack Obama’s top choice for secretary of homeland security is Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, multiple Democratic sources close to the transition told CNN on condition of anonymity.

BTW, I know there are many in Arizona who will be happy to get rid of her.
And then there’s this complaint about his staff picks:

Meanwhile, critics questioned whether Obama’s top staff picks so far represent the “change” that he promised during the campaign.
More than half of the people named so far to Obama’s transition or staff posts have ties to former President Bill Clinton’s administration.

No one actually believed that whole hope and change thing did they? I think we all should be pretty happy he’s bringing in Clinton’s people, they have experience in running an administration. (If he wants experienced staff, he has to tap Clinton’s people, who is going to get? Carter’s staff members? Be thankful he didn’t tap them) Why would a newbie president want to surround himself with newbie cabinet members? That wouldn’t be very wise. And from his standpoint it’s a brilliant move because it takes Hillary out of the running for 2012. Sorry, PUMAs but you can kiss 2012 goodbye.



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Stan

posted November 20, 2008 at 9:08 am


I know. A typo is a typo. We all make them. But this one is too appropriate and funny to overlook.
“So, Obama is putting a boarder state governor in charge of homeland security …” (etc.)
Arizona is indeed a border state. And we do indeed have a lot of boarders here from across the border. So the question becomes, are we supposed to protect our boarders or defend our borders? :)



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Tom

posted November 20, 2008 at 9:50 am


I to live in AZ and I appreciate Stan’s points. Governor Jay-No, as former Congressman Hayworth describes her, will not be missed. However, since we passed an employer sanctions bill we have a few leas boarders crossing our border.
This morning’s Benson cartoon in the AZ Republic has a smiling Obama proclaiming that while he dissed McCain as Bush’s third term, He- Obama – is really Clinton’s third term. Obama’s Cabinet picks certainly bear that out. So much for hope and change.



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Tom

posted November 20, 2008 at 9:54 am


Sorry for the double post – the proxy server tricked me.
And, I need to correct my typo – “to” needs to be “too”



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Michael

posted November 20, 2008 at 12:46 pm


Border is the line between two areas. Boarder is someone who rents a space. Once is a typo, twice is a misspelling and evidence of not knowing the difference.



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patrick

posted November 20, 2008 at 3:09 pm


if her decades of failing to secure the Mexico-AZ border are any indication, then she should do a real bang-up job securing the whole country



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Moonshadow

posted November 20, 2008 at 3:51 pm


No one actually believed that whole hope and change thing did they?
No, I didn’t … and so I wasn’t afraid of him.



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blah

posted November 21, 2008 at 12:01 pm


Border is the line between two areas. Boarder is someone who rents a space. Once is a typo, twice is a misspelling and evidence of not knowing the difference.
Spelling, from the Reformed Perspective? What a joke this woman is. She’s the journalistic equivalent of clown shoes.



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Campbell

posted November 21, 2008 at 7:23 pm


Napolitano for homeland security? Sounds like a SNL skit in the making. It would be like putting a pot-head in charge of drug enforcement.



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